Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-01-22

The voice of the tree peddler is heard
in the land.
IA. S. Beymer, of Ennis City was in
town Monday.
j. n. Baker was down from Quinter
Wednesday.
"A female fortune-teller has been in
town this week.
Sheriff Baker was down at Hays
City part of the week.
Frank Snider took trip up to
Gopher on Wednesday.
The painting of the interior of the
new M. E. church has been completed
this week.
Edward Kliest, editor of the Opinion,
at Oakley, made us pleasant call on
Monday.
&C. Fl. Neff, out southwest of town, re-
Gently captured two coyotes by the steel
trap process.
w. S. Mead has had the stone floor
taken out of his livery stable, and one of
plank put down.
1.-THE Cleveland" has been painted
in large letters on the front of the house
which bears that name.
Miss Cinda Walk, of Hays City, is
spending the week with her neice, Miss
Martha Walk, of this city.
-Jno. s. Adair, one of Coronado's land
attorneys, was doing business before the
q. S. land Office on Thursday.
ID. J. Hille, of Alameda, Lane county,
was in the city during the week. He re-
ports times lively down that way.
Jas. T. Kershaw has been seriously
ill for the past two weeks. His condition
does not seem to improve perceptibly.
w. T. Irwin, travelling agent for the
Abilene Gazette, was "tramping" the town
in the interest of that journal Thursday.
Geo. Outcalt, of Coronado, was at
the land office with large amount of
Wichita county land business on Thurs
day.
C. W. Kessler, one of the foremost
citizens of Collyer township, was in town
Tuesday, and made the World pleas
ant call.
&C. NJ. Collins, from Russell, has put
in stock of -four and feed in the store
formerly occupied by David Arbuckle,
south of railroad.
Among the Star Seutiners list of dis
tinguished attorneys from abroad who
are attending court at Hays City, we
notice the name of Geo. s. Emig, of Wa
Keeney.
Editor Freese, of the Hays City Free
Press, was in our city last Tuesday. He
wears broad smile since receiving the
contract for the county printing in Ellis
county.
We were pleased to receive a call
Thursday from our friend, Wesley
Gourley, of Coronado. He was here
proving up on his claim, which is close
to that place.
-Ex-County Treasurer Kelly is taking
much-needed rest at Hot Springs, Ark,
where he will try the invigorating powers
of the waters there. He expects to be
gone about three weeks.
g. W. Hewitt informs us that he has
built a stable on his claim, and can
now accommodate travellers on the Digh-
ton road with stable room. He has named
his place the Four Mile House.
A blaze, which might have devel-
oped into conhagration, was checked by
the timely efforts of Messrs. w. s. Mead
and j. R. Wilson, Tuesday evening, on
the north side of the railroad track.
The Literary Society drew a large
crowd on Friday evening of last week.
The debate, in which Messrs. Cowick and
Pilkenton were the opposing champions,
afforded good deal of amusem ent.
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The band boys will give grand ball
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Fine orchestral music will be in atten-
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